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FPL EV Charging Rates & Electricity Plans

FPL offers the optional Residential Time of Use Rider (RTR-1). Its consumer page describes peak electricity at about 26¢/kWh and off-peak at around 9¢/kWh, with seasonal weekday peak windows. The formal RTR-1 tariff applies adders and credits on top of standard RS-1 charges.

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Lowest encoded period9¢/kWhRTR-1
Highest encoded period26¢/kWhverified marginal energy period
State benchmark15.03¢/kWhEIA · 2026-07
Service areaFlorida Power & Light service territory
Featured planRTR-1
Pricing modelTime-of-use
Last verified2026-09-28
Calculator-ready: verified numerical rate components are encoded for supported calculations. Effective from 2026-01-01. Unknown bill components remain excluded rather than treated as $0.
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RTR-1

Base Charge: $10.52/month under the January 2026 tariff. Standard RS-1 charges plus RTR-1 on/off-peak adjustments apply.

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SeasonPeriodHoursEnergy price
SummerOff-peakAll hours outside weekday noon–9 p.m.; weekends and listed holidays9¢/kWh
SummerPeak12 noon–9 p.m. weekdays26¢/kWh
WinterOff-peakAll hours outside weekday 6–10 a.m. and 6–10 p.m.; weekends and listed holidays9¢/kWh
WinterPeak6–10 a.m. and 6–10 p.m. weekdays26¢/kWh
Calculator boundary. FPL explicitly labels the 26¢/9¢ figures as approximate and says they may vary by location. For bill-grade calculations use the current RS-1 tariff plus RTR-1 rider and billing adjustments rather than treating these display figures as a universal flat tariff.
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Rate version & freshness

Version IDcr.fpl.rtr-1.2026-01-01.v1
Effective from2026-01-01
Effective to2026-09-30
Last verified2026-09-28
FreshActive

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Official source trail

FPL official residential TOU page and Section 8 tariff

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CalcuRiver review date: Sep 28, 2026.

EV charging cost examples on FPL

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How FPL differs from the Florida average

Pricing structureTime-of-use / multi-period
Lowest encoded period9.00¢/kWh-40.1% vs state avg
Highest encoded period26.00¢/kWh
State benchmark15.03¢/kWhEIA · 2026-07
Effective from2026-01-01
Last verified2026-09-28
Calculator statusCalculator-ready
Featured planRTR-1

Eligibility / billing boundary: FPL explicitly labels the 26¢/9¢ figures as approximate and says they may vary by location. For bill-grade calculations use the current RS-1 tariff plus RTR-1 rider and billing adjustments rather than treating these display figures as a universal flat tariff.

The state average is a benchmark, not a substitute for this tariff. A low or high encoded period is a marginal energy price and should not be interpreted as a complete monthly bill unless the page explicitly says whole-bill modeling is supported.

Official source: FPL official residential TOU page and Section 8 tariff.

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Current statusMarginal / period only
State benchmark15.03¢/kWh
Usage intentUse one calculator, not separate 500/1000/1500/2000 kWh URLs

Calculator-safe for supported marginal/period calculations, but not a complete monthly bill reproduction.

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